Article by Angela Stelmakowich, Growth Op A Canadian study comparing emergency department (ED) visits in Hamilton, Ont. pre- and post cannabis legalization saw a spike in visits for acute cannabis intoxication among those aged 18 to 29, but not overall. The finding is based on a retrospective chart review at an academic ED in which investigators assessed all visits having ...

Article by Ethan Domokos and Cody Lindsay, Cannabis Life Network Maple syrup is one of Canada’s greatest culinary contributions to the world, producing more than 80% of the entire world’s supply. As far back as 400 years ago, Indigenous people of North America were tapping, harvesting, and cooking this sweet amber nectar. As legalization made cannabis another hallmark for this country, it seems warranted ...

Article by Now Toronto Three years ago we celebrated legalization in Canada with the first legal 420. Huddled under tarps, tokers lined up in the rain to sample the wares on offer from the first legal cannabis retailers in Ontario. Still, it felt like two steps forward, one step back, as lounges and cannabis events remained illegal, and cannabis edibles ...

Article by Tom Morrison, Stratford Beacon Herald Using natural sunlight and the breeze from Lake Erie, growers with an outdoor cannabis farm near Wheatley are about to enter their second season with a few lessons from last year. Mariwell, located on Talbot Trail, was likely the first company to legally grow the plant in an outdoor setting last year. The ...

Article by Marijuana Business Daily British Columbia-based cannabis producer Zenabis Global reported a net loss of 70.5 million Canadian dollars ($56.3 million) for 2020, an improvement over the previous year’s CA$127 million loss. Net loss from continuing operations was CA$54.9 million, while the company’s loss from discontinued operations was CA$15.6 million, according to the company’s year-end financial statements. Interest expenses amounted to ...

Article by The Guardian Organigram Holdings Inc said on Tuesday it has acquired The Edibles & Infusions Corp (EIC) in a C$35 million ($27.88 million) stock deal, as the cannabis producer looks to tap surging demand for pot-based edibles and soft chews. The U.S.-listed shares of Organigram were up 2% at $3.56 in premarket trade, after the Canadian company announced ...

Article by Jack Giroux, High Times RYOT prides itself for selling products for smokers made by smokers. RYOT dugout & one hitters are for the smokers on the go. They’re pocket-sized, reliable, and come in an array of both subtle and flashy styles. The wood RYOT dugouts & one hitters, in particular, are just right for maintaining a low-profile during the night. ...

Article by McGill Daily Cannabis for recreational use has been legal in Canada since October 17th, 2018. Since then, the federal government has done little to ensure adequate education for people who choose to consume, with Quebec passing an Act to tighten cannabis related legislation and raise the legal age from 19 to 21. In the wake of the government’s shortcomings, young people have stepped ...

Article by Jennifer Jenka, Cannabis Life Network Cannabis edibles have flooded the marijuana market. Some of these edibles are made with flower, while others use concentrates. But is there any real difference between the two? Here we will discuss edibles and what it takes to make an edible with a stellar high. Cannabis edibles are made with flower or concentrates and come in a variety of baked ...

Article by Bart Schaneman, Marijuana Business Daily It’s one thing to know how to grow a plant, but running a commercial cultivation facility is another skill completely. So says Ryan Douglas, a Florida-based cannabis consultant and former master grower at Tweed, a major cannabis producer with headquarters in Ontario, Canada. When looking for a lead grower to manage and operate ...